A Beginner's Guide to Planting Almonds in the Fall
Almond — a unique tree. It boasts a delicate fragrance, beautiful pink-white blossoms, and...
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Fertilizing is a crucial step in caring for any flower, including petunias. Without balanced nutrition, the root system develops slowly, and the stems lack the strength to grow. To ensure petunias bloom beautifully in white, red, purple, and pink hues, gardeners use both organic and mineral fertilizers based on nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, and humic acids. These flowers can be grown in pots, hanging baskets, flower beds, or garden borders. Let’s take a closer look at which fertilizers guarantee lush petunia blooms and the key rules for applying them.
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The Gioconda petunia series delights the eye with lush blooms and a variety of shades: scarlet, white, blue, light blue, purple, yellow, peach, and orange combinations. This annual plant features a male-type flowering pattern that, with proper care, can last up to 12 months. Let’s explore the key aspects of growing Gioconda petunias.
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Tulips are associated with spring and celebrations for most people. They are among the first to bloom after winter. In stores, tulips are often available even out of season.
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Summer rose cuttings in July – the optimal period for propagating these beautiful plants. Green, fully leafed, and flowering bushes produce abundant young growth and allow you to preserve varietal characteristics. In this article, we will explain in detail whether it is possible to take rose cuttings in summer, which methods gardeners use for rooting cuttings, and how to propagate them in open ground.
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Petunias – hardy and low-maintenance plants. They are known for their long blooming period and resilience to cooler temperatures. These flowers grow quickly and, with proper winter care, can thrive for several years. However, diseases and pests can destroy them in less than a month. One of the most dangerous insects for petunias is aphids.
